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Miss America Contestant Talks Musburger - Yardbarker - During Saturday’s Miss America 2013 pageant, the representative from South Carolina, Ali Rogers, was asked whether she thought Musburger’s comments improperly objectified women. - “As a football fan and as someone who would like to be featured not so much on a stage but at a football game, I think he has every right to point out her beauty,” Rogers responded. “She is, in fact, gorgeous. And I think this is something we can display not only on the Miss America stage but at a football game, too.”
Natalie Wood: New coroner's report questions every finding of original autopsy in actress' 1981 death | Mail Online - An explosive new coroner's report reveals Hollywood star Natalie Wood sustained bruises to her face and other parts of her body on her yacht before she went overboard and drowned in 1981. It's the latest step toward settling the question of whether Wood was murdered, or whether she accidentally fell overboard on her 60-foot yacht and drowned - as the original police investigation concluded.
Proposed UNLV Stadium to feature bigger screen than Cowboys Stadium - Yardbarker - Eat your heart out Jerry Jones. UNLV’s 60,000-seat stadium proposal will feature a 100-yard-long video screen, thats's 40 yards longer than the one Jones installed at Cowboys Stadium, according to the Las Vegas Sun.
Google's ultrafast Internet draws start-ups to K.C. - USATODAY - Maria Sudekum - The first homes were installed with fiber optics in the fall, with more "fiberhoods" planned in stages over the next several months. Kansas City, Mo., and Kansas City, Kan., remain Google's only fiber market, though the company has said it plans additional roll-outs. Many in the tech industry believe Google's move could ultimately force broadband providers to accelerate their networks to compete. Making Internet access faster would give the company more opportunities to attract traffic and sell more advertising — the main way Google makes money.
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